Ahh, I misssed the point of this one entirely when I wrote my suggestion with all the detail of color specs in an RGB file. The request was for how to print patches of the lc and lm inks (I thought it was how to print pure light tones of the standard inks). More to the point of this request, I was able to print the pure lc and lm in a stylus photo printer only by filling a black cartridge with light cyan then printing a solid black fill with the black ink only selection in the driver. Then did the same for light magenta. But of course that won't really give the true way it prints in the standard cartridge since it never really prints as a pure ink but is always dithered with the dark cyan (or magenta) except in the lightest tints. But it does give you a way to compare between inks (I was trying to match a thinned quadtone black to the luminosity values of all the separate inks -- got pretty close). Dan Culbertson >In <URL:news:lokaal.epson> on Fri 19 Nov, Bob Keller wrote: >> I need some help from the experience on this list. I am trying to print a >> solid fill of light cyan and light magenta on the Epson 9000. The other >> primaries are no problem. I just have not figured out how to do it via Onyx >> PosterShop nor the driver. PhotoPrint had a nice pattern that did exactly >> what I want to do, but I no longer have that software available. I am >> trying to take some quantitative measurements of these two colors for >> manufacturing specifications, but I have not found a simple solution for >> doing so yet. Any ideas? > >With the Epson driver it will be impossible. A wild guess: Does Onyx >have the Hexachrome support for the 9000 already? If so you could >pretend it has that inkset in the machine and print a Green and Orange >solid fill and get Lc and Lm instead. > >Ernst - Turn off HTML mail features. Keep quoted material short. Use accurate subject lines. http://www.leben.com/lists for list instructions.